Show Me Melbourne, a leading provider of unique experiences in Australia, offers an unparalleled Sport Lovers Morning Tour in the vibrant city of Greater Melbourne, VIC. This tour is a must-do for sports enthusiasts and travelers looking for an active vacation.

The Sport Lovers Morning Tour is a perfect way to explore Melbourne''s rich sports culture. This tour takes you behind the scenes of some of Australia''s most iconic sports venues, providing an insider''s view of the country''s athletic prowess.

The tour begins with a visit to Flemington Racecourse, home of the Spring Racing Carnival and the Melbourne Cup, known as ''the race that stops the nation.'' You''ll then drive through the Commonwealth Games Athletes Village and around Albert Park, the Melbourne F1 Grand Prix Circuit.

The highlight of the tour is the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) tour. As Australia''s most significant sports stadium, the MCG has hosted numerous international cricket matches, Australian Rules Football games, and the 1956 Olympics and 2006 Commonwealth Games. You''ll get to explore the inner sanctum of the MCG, walk on the hallowed arena, and experience where legends play.

The MCG tour includes access to the famous MCC Long Room, MCC Library, MCG Tapestry, Player Change Rooms, Cricketers Viewing Room, Ron Casey Media Centre, Portrait of Sir Donald Bradman and Sachin Tendulkar, a walk on the arena, Cricket Victoria Bill Lawry Centre, and Ponsford Stand.

Show Me Melbourne''s Sport Lovers Morning Tour is an ideal way to experience Melbourne''s sports tourism and destinations. We Wander has carefully selected Show Me Melbourne as a partner, ensuring that our customers have access to the best sports tours and adventures in Australia.

Please note that all venues are active event sites and subject to closure to non-event visitors. We recommend checking the weather forecast and dressing appropriately, and wearing comfortable shoes for walking.

Join Show Me Melbourne on this unforgettable Sport Lovers Morning Tour and immerse yourself in Melbourne''s vibrant sports culture.